It seems to me that if Tinnitus were typically generated in the cochlea
(there is lots of evidence for this), then there would be a place in the
brain that would hear this, just like any other sound coming into the
cochlea, since its wired to the brain.

Then some people come along and see the signal in the brain, and
conclude, that tinnitus is generated in the brain.

Is there more to the logic than this? I hope so.
Jont
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